 Reading your story about "Bob Hope show, Đà Nẵng 
                            1965", brought back memories of the 1966 Bob Hope around November 
                            or December 1966. Our unit, 19th Combat Engineer Battalion, announced 
                            that anyone who was off duty could attend the Bob Hope show in Qui Nhon.
 Reading your story about "Bob Hope show, Đà Nẵng 
                            1965", brought back memories of the 1966 Bob Hope around November 
                            or December 1966. Our unit, 19th Combat Engineer Battalion, announced 
                            that anyone who was off duty could attend the Bob Hope show in Qui Nhon.  
                        There were 
                            deuce and half's 3/4 tons & jeeps from the 19th heading towards Qui 
                            Nhon full of 19th Engineers. It was so crowded by the time we arrived we ended up off to 
                            the sideline of the stage, which was roped off with MP's guarding the 
                            rope line. One of the performers, a blonde baton twirler in a blue bathing 
                            suit, walked from the stage and strolled along the roped perimeter, pausing 
                            every 20 feet or so to pose a moment so guys could take some photos. Then 
                            she'd stroll a little further. When she stopped where we were she reached 
                            across the rope and grabbed my arm and pulled me across the barrier. Spotting 
                            this movement, the MP's reacted, until they noticed it was her pulling 
                            my arm rather than some GI acting weird, so they backed off. My 19th buddies 
                            were hooting, hollering & wolf whistling the whole time. It was not 
                            Joey Heatherton, nor Ann Margaret, after 30 plus years I can not recall 
                            her name. If anyone remembers who she is, please let me know.
 Engineers. It was so crowded by the time we arrived we ended up off to 
                            the sideline of the stage, which was roped off with MP's guarding the 
                            rope line. One of the performers, a blonde baton twirler in a blue bathing 
                            suit, walked from the stage and strolled along the roped perimeter, pausing 
                            every 20 feet or so to pose a moment so guys could take some photos. Then 
                            she'd stroll a little further. When she stopped where we were she reached 
                            across the rope and grabbed my arm and pulled me across the barrier. Spotting 
                            this movement, the MP's reacted, until they noticed it was her pulling 
                            my arm rather than some GI acting weird, so they backed off. My 19th buddies 
                            were hooting, hollering & wolf whistling the whole time. It was not 
                            Joey Heatherton, nor Ann Margaret, after 30 plus years I can not recall 
                            her name. If anyone remembers who she is, please let me know.